Marcus Estrada writes: "Kickstarter is a website that is grown into something truly amazing over the past few years. When the site launched in 2009, though, it wasn't exactly greeted with copious attention. This is before the likes of Double Fine and other loved developers ever graced the platform. In this early era, Steve Jenkins Kickstarted the first video game High Strangeness to the tune of $1,559. It sounds like a pittance now but remember that the funding audience was very low back then."
"High Strangeness was a fairly disappointing experience. There were some great ideas in play, but the execution was way off. Anyone looking for a new-age nostalgia trip isn't going to find it here." - Nintendo Feed
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High Strangeness, a hybrid of 8 and 16 bit games, was one of the first successful Kickstarter games back in 2009. The game's core ability is to switch between 8 and 16 bit worlds and the player uses their generational differences to solve puzzles and explore the universe. Now the game makes its way to Wii U and Ryan from The Gamers Lounge shares his review.
